Had a great time on Deadman’s Tome podcast last night talking about the Slender Man and desert murder mysteries!
Listen here.
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Will You Vote For Me in the Bards and Sages Reader’s Choice Awards?
Please consider voting for me, Josh Schlossberg, in the Bards and Sages Quarterly Reader’s Choice Awards!
Just CLICK HERE, scroll down to the July 2017 issue, and click on my name!
The author with the most votes per issue will have his or her short story reprinted in a “Best Of” compilation.
If you’re feeling really generous, scroll down to the bottom of the page and vote for me as the Bards and Sages Quarterly author of the year. Thanks!
Horror Writer Association Colorado Chapter Member Spotlight
Yours ghouly (god that’s awful) was featured in the Horror Writer Association Colorado’s Member Spotlight!
“There Shall Be No Night” Accepted for Publication by Hellbound Books
My blasphemous short story, “There Shall Be No Night,” will be published in 2018 in Demons, Devils, and Denizens of Hell 2, an anthology by Hellbound Books!
Check out the rest of my published and forthcoming fiction here.
“The Cat’s Meow” Accepted for Publication in Disturbed Digest
Art: Imagined Abstractions
I’m pleased to announce that my short story, “The Cat’s Meow,” has been accepted for publication in Disturbed Digest in June 2018!
The story will be available in both print and e-book through Alban Lake Publishing.
Links to my previously published horror fiction can be found here.
HAIKU HORROR REVIEW: The Terror
The Terror by Dan Simmons
Back Bay Books (2007)
LOST ON ARCTIC SEAS
THEY SEEK THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE;
SOMETHING SEEKS THEM, TOO.
HAIKU HORROR REVIEW: The Deep Dark Woods
The Deep Dark Woods
Edited by Christina Escamilla
Revolving Door Press (2015)
THE WOODS ARE SCARY:
THEY’RE COLD AND DARK AND LONELY–
THE SNAP OF A TWIG.
HAIKU HORROR REVIEW: The Die-Fi Experiment
The Die-Fi Experiment by M.R. Tapia
Hindered Souls Press (2017)
A YOUNG COUPLE IN
JAPAN FOR THEIR HONEYMOON;
SOON THEY WILL BE STARS.
HAIKU HORROR REVIEW: In the Octopus’s Garden
In the Octopus’s Garden by James Dorr
Deadman’s Tome: Campfire Tales (2017)
SOMETHING WATCHING HER
FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
RISES TO THE LIGHT.
Art: vinevangogh.com
HAIKU HORROR REVIEW: Music Box
Music Box by Simon Dewar
Deadman’s Tome: Campfire Tales (2017)
HE’S A PROBLEM CHILD,
A JUVENILE DELINQUENT.
HE’S GOT HIS REASONS.
Art: Reineheart25
Josh's Worst Nightmare 